[nemfrog]

"An orange orchard in beautiful California." 1910.

California Revealed via Internet Archive

[roamngreenwoods]

second day in a row I’m angry to the point of tears at the idea of going to work or talking to anyone there

[roamngreenwoods]

you may live long enough to see the baccano theme posted by “retroanimelover”

[delirious--mistakes]

Speak on it

i mustn’t

[unteriors]

Bellevue Road, Bellevue Hill (Sydney), New South Wales.

[roamngreenwoods]

I keep writing matt damon off as a bro-y action movie guy but his criterion closet where he goes in, immediately picks up Purple Noon and talks about Ripley, then goes “where’s my own private idaho??” so he can talk about the campfire scene, and then talks about barbara stanwyck in double indemnity… mr. damon please follow my tumblr blog I think you would enjoy it

[roamngreenwoods]

Matt Damon wastes time making The Martian when he has the taste of a 28 year old lesbian cinephile

[roamngreenwoods]

I keep writing matt damon off as a bro-y action movie guy but his criterion closet where he goes in, immediately picks up Purple Noon and talks about Ripley, then goes “where’s my own private idaho??” so he can talk about the campfire scene, and then talks about barbara stanwyck in double indemnity… mr. damon please follow my tumblr blog I think you would enjoy it

[roamngreenwoods]

idk just thinking again about misato/ritsuko from evangelion being a lesbian pairing of Dana Scully and Kara Thrace

[roamngreenwoods]

the thing about Donna Tartt and Patricia Highsmith though is that we associate them with our most well-known stereotypes of their respective eras (50s and 80s) when they were actually huge haters of the pop culture of their eras who would probably hate our fan art and playlists and headcanons because they include too much popular stuff and not enough niche stuff that’s mostly forgotten or uncool now

[roamngreenwoods]

patricia highsmith probably loved the drowning scene in leave her to heaven

[didanagy]

LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN (1945)

dir. john m. stahl

[cinematicjourney]

Leave Her to Heaven (1945) | dir. John M. Stahl

[normasshearer]

FAVORITE CLASSIC FILM PERFORMANCES

Gene Tierney as Ellen Berent in LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN (1945) dir. John M. Stahl

I'll never let you go, Richard. Never, never, never.

[summertimenoir]

Gene Tierney in Leave Her To Heaven (1945)

[roamngreenwoods]

I just saw leave her to heaven on the big screen and it’s so crazy to me that anyone ever stopped making technicolor, it’s so beautiful in a theater

[roamngreenwoods]

seeing leave her to heaven in a theater can maybe fix me

[enki2]

[shiftycryptid]

[imamagicmuffin]

[mouth-less]

[localvoidcreature62]

Horrible job everyone

[roamngreenwoods]

I just saw leave her to heaven on the big screen and it’s so crazy to me that anyone ever stopped making technicolor, it’s so beautiful in a theater